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NAILSMA Project Coordinator
TRaCK Economic Development Research APPLICATIONS CLOSE 2nd JUNE 2008 [pdf 177.9 kb]

NAILSMA goes to the 2020 Summit

NAILSMA backs 2020 Climate Change outcomes
NAILSMA backs 2020 Summit climate change outcomes [pdf 46.5 kb]

NAILSMA Discussion Paper 2020 Summit
This discusion paper has been prepared to support the NAILSMA delegates attending the 2020 Summit [pdf 60.7 kb]

Keep up to date with Kantri Laif

Read Kantri Laif to check out all that's going on in Indigenous land and sea management right across northern Australia.
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Submission of stories for the next edition of Kantri Laif is now closed (May 2008).

NAILSMA Research Guidelines and Protocols

NAILSMA Research Guidelines and Protocols

NAILSMA Research Guidelines and Protocols. © NAILSMA 2007.

This booklet provides advice and guidance to researchers wishing to undertake research in Indigenous communities, particularly in natural and cultural resource management. [pdf 1.1 Mb]

NAILSMA stands for the North Australian Indigenous Land and Sea Management Alliance.
NAILSMA consists of a partnership between the Kimberley, Northern and Carpentaria Land Councils and the Balkanu Cape York Development Association.
The Tropical Savannas Management Cooperative Research Centre hosts the organisation.
Our main offices are at the Casuarina Campus of Charles Darwin University.

NAILSMA has wide-ranging research programs and projects. Click here to read more >> NAILSMA holds annual forums for Indigenous people. Go there now >>

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Events: 2008


August 2008

Water Management and Traditional Knowledge

In July 2007, the Indigenous Water Policy Group that is supported by NAILSMA, discussed with the United Nations University - Institute of Advanced Studies pilot activities on Indigenous water management. An important theme which emerged from that meeting was the need to link Indigenous communities around the world to access the experience of others confronted with emerging water property regimes. UNU-IAS and NAILSMA will be co-hosting an international experts exchange on traditional knowledge and water management in August 2008.

Keep checking this website for updates or  Visit UNU-IAS website.

April 2008

Climate Change and Indigenous People

To find out about the outcomes of this past event, visit the United Nations University – Institute for Advanced Studies (UNU-IAS)  websitewww.ias.unu.edu or from Traditional Knowledge Bulletin:  www.unu.edu.tk